Reminiscences of Glass Making
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do^A'-glass, paid the proprietors a bounty on every table of glass made by them. This was done to counteract the effect of the bounty paid by Eng- land on the exportation of glass from that king- dom. The State bounty had the effect to en- courage the proprietors and sustain their efforts, so that by perseverance many difficulties were overcome, and a well-earned reputation supported for the strength and clearness of their glass ; a glass superior to the imported, and well known throughout the ...United States as " Boston Win- dow-Glass. " This reputation they steadily sus- tained, until they made glass in their new works at South Boston, in the year 1822. Their char- ter from the State was highly favorable to the stockholders ; among the privileges it granted an exclusive right to manufacture for fifteen years, and to manufacture glass without their consent subjected the offender to a fine of five hundred dollars for each offence. Their capital was exempt from taxation for five years, and the workmen exempted from military duty.
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do^A'-glass, paid the proprietors a bounty on every table of glass made by them. This was done to counteract the effect of the bounty paid by Eng- land on the exportation of glass from that king- dom. The State bounty had the effect to en- courage the proprietors and sustain their efforts, so that by perseverance many difficulties were overcome, and a well-earned reputation supported for the strength and clearness of their glass ; a glass superior to the imported, and well known throughout the ...United States as " Boston Win- dow-Glass. " This reputation they steadily sus- tained, until they made glass in their new works at South Boston, in the year 1822. Their char- ter from the State was highly favorable to the stockholders ; among the privileges it granted an exclusive right to manufacture for fifteen years, and to manufacture glass without their consent subjected the offender to a fine of five hundred dollars for each offence. Their capital was exempt from taxation for five years, and the workmen exempted from military duty.
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